8-1/8-1T. TYPE 8-1/8-1T Elastomer O-Ring Seals. Design Features. Typical Applications

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1 A Face/Primary Ring B Seat/Mating Ring C Spring O-Ring E Retainer F isc F G Anti-X-Ring G H Snap Ring I Set Screws I 8-1/8-1T C E A H B Product escription Rugged Type 8-1/8-1T mechanical seals are available in a wide variety of elastomers for handling practically every industrial fluid. All components are held together by a snap ring in a unitized construction design. General industrial applications including chemical processing, food and beverage, petrochemical processing, pharmaceutical, pipeline, power generation and pulp and paper. Compact design permits use in all types of rotating equipment centrifugal pumps, mixers and agitators. Seals can be repaired easily on-site or at any John Crane Service Center. Seals can be shaft mounted or built into a cartridge as illustrated above. Performance Capabilities Temperature: -40 C to 260 C/-40 F to 500 F (depending on materials used) Pressure: Type 8-1 Type 8-1T 22.5 bar g/325 psig 13.8 bar g/200 psig Speed: Up to 25 m/s/5000 fpm NOTE: For applications with speeds greater than 25 m/s/ 5000 fpm, a rotating seat (RS) arrangement is recommended. esign Features O-Ring esign. Positive Mechanical rive esign Eliminates Slippage. Multiple Springs Provide Precise Face Loading. Full (8-1) and Narrow (8-1T) Cross-section esigns. Typical Applications Chemicals Caustics Acids Aqueous solutions Crystallizing fluids Lubricating liquid Hydrocarbons Solvents

2 8-1/8-1T Type 8-1 Typical Arrangement/imensional ata 16-32µ" 11 Pin L45 Pin Ext. (N) number of pins (12) pin diameter Pin press fit into collar or impeller. Engages holes in retainer. esign option standard on Type 8-1 Seals only " 4 BORE 3 SEAL O L9 L3 ± 0.031" W. H. ± 0.002" 20 For ease of installation, the lead-in edge of shaft or sleeve should be chamfered as shown. Type 8-1 imensional ata (inches) Seal Size/ Working Height (inches) L3 L9 L45 N

3 Type 8-1T Typical Arrangement/imensional ata 11 Pin L45 Pin Ext. (N) number of pins (12) pin diameter Pin press fit into collar or impeller. Engages holes in retainer. esign option standard on Type 8-1 Seals only µ" 0.040" 4 BORE 3 SEAL O L9 L3 ± 0.031" W. H. ± 0.002" 20 For ease of installation, the lead-in edge of shaft or sleeve should be chamfered as shown. Type 8-1T imensional ata (inches) Seal Size/ Working Height (inches) 3 4 L3 L

4 Basic Pressure Ratings Pressure (psig) Pressure (bar g) (inches) (mm) Seal Size Type 8-1 Carbon vs. Silicon Carbide (1800 rpm) Type 8-1 Carbon vs. Silicon Carbide (3600 rpm) Type 8-1T Carbon vs. Silicon Carbide (1800 rpm) Type 8-1T Carbon vs. Silicon Carbide (3600 rpm) To determine the maximum pressure for a Type 8-1 or 8-1T, multiply the maximum pressure by the Multiplier Factors to obtain the maximum operating pressure. The Basic Pressure Rating is for a standard Type 8-1 or 8-1T seal, as shown in the typical arrangement, when installed according to the criteria given in this data sheet and generally accepted industrial practices. The Basic Pressure Rating assumes stable operation at 3600 rpm in a clean, cool, lubricating, nonvolatile liquid, with an adequate flush rate. When used with the Multiplier Factors, the Basic Pressure Rating can be adjusted to provide a conservative estimate of the dynamic pressure rating. For process services outside this range or a more precise assessment of the dynamic pressure rating, contact John Crane for more information. Multiplier Factors Multiplier Selection Considerations Factor Speed Up to 3600 rpm x 1.00 Above 3600 rpm* ** Sealed Fluid Gasoline, Kerosene or better x 1.00 Lubricity Aqueous Solutions x 0.75 Sealed Fluid Below 80 C/175 F x 1.00 Temperature From 80 C to 120 C/175 F to 250 F x 0.90 (for carbon From 120 C to 180 C/250 F to 350 F x 0.80 only) Above 180 C/350 F x 0.65 * Not to exceed 25m/s/5000 fpm. ** Multiplier = 3600/new speed Example: If new speed = 4000 rpm Multiplier = 3600/4000 = 0.90 Example for etermining Pressure Rating Limits Seal: 50mm/2" diameter Type 8-1 Product: Water Face Material: Carbon vs. Silicon Carbide Temperature: 16 C/60 F Speed: 3600 rpm Using the Basic Pressure Rating chart the maximum pressure would be bar g/250 psig. From the Multiplier Factors chart apply the multipliers for the specific service requirements to determine the maximum operating pressure for the application bar g/250 psig x 0.75 x 1.00 x 1.00 = 188 psig/13 bar g The maximum operating pressure of this 50mm/ 2" diameter Type 8-1 seal is 188 psig/13 bar g.

5 Elastomer Temperature Limits Compound Temperature ( C) Nitrile Fluorocarbon -40 C to 120 C / -40 F to 250 F -29 C to 205 C / -20 F to 400 F Ethylene Propylene -40 C to 149 C / -40 F to 300 F Neoprene -40 C to 100 C / -40 F to 212 F Perfluoroelastomer -25 C to 260 C / -13 F to 500 F Aflas -30 C to 205 C / -20 F to 400 F ( F) Criteria for Installation Shaft/Sleeve Surface Finish (max.) Ovality/Out of Roundness (Shaft) End Play/Axial Float Allowance Limits 0.8µm/32 Ra 0.051mm/0.002" ±0.13mm/0.005"

6 Materials of Construction SEAL COMPONENTS MATERIALS escription Standard Options Face/Primary Ring Carbon Carbon (Nuclear Service) Carbon Severe (Chemical Service) Nickel Binder Tungsten Carbide Silicon Carbide O-Ring Fluorocarbon Aflas Ethylene Propylene Neoprene Nitrile Perfluoroelastomer isc 316 Stainless Steel Alloy 400 (Monel ) Set Screws Alloy 20 Cb-3 Retainer Hastelloy B Snap Ring Alloy C-276 Springs Titanium Anti-X-Ring PTFE Aflas is a registered trademark of Asashi Glass Co. Ltd. Hastelloy B is a registered trademark of Hayes International. Monel is a registered trademark of Inco Alloys International, Inc. Neoprene is a registered trademark of upont ow. Europe Slough, UK Tel: Fax: Latin America São Paulo, Brazil Tel: Fax: Middle East, Africa, Asia ubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: Fax: North America Morton Grove, Illinois USA SEALING Tel: Fax: For your nearest John Crane facility, please contact one of the locations above. If the products featured will be used in a potentially dangerous and/or hazardous process, your John Crane representative should be consulted prior to their selection and use. In the interest of continuous development, John Crane Companies reserve the right to alter designs and specifications without prior notice. It is dangerous to smoke while handling products made from PTFE. Old and new PTFE products must not be incinerated John Crane Inc. Print 2/04 ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO/TS Certified. S-8-1/8-1T